- USD/JPY is trading sideways for the second day in a row as market participants are awaiting the FOMC meeting minutes at 18:00 GMT.
- USD/JPY recovered Asian losses in the early European trade and is now consolidating above the 110.40 level.
- USD/JPY is currently capped by the 110.75 level as the market is having a slight bullish bias as it is trading above the 200-period simple moving average (SMA).
Spot rate: 110.62
Relative change: 0.11%
High: 110.72
Low: 110.28
Trend: Neutral to Bullish above 110.21
Resistance 1: 110.62-75 supply level and June 21 high
Resistance 2: 110.90 June 15 swing high
Resistance 3: 111.39 May 21 swing high
Resistance 4: 112.05 February 2 low
Support 1: 110.40 supply/demand level
Support 2: 110.21 June 22 high
Support 3: 109.90-110.00 area supply level and figure
Support 4: 109.55 June 19 low
Support 5: 109.20 June 8 low
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